Eight-day-old Robert Reister Recovers After Life-Saving Surgery
Colusa Dalit August 31 reports eight-day-old Robert Reister underwent operation to reposition the intestines. Dr Joseph T Tilotson, superintendent of Calisa Memorial hospital, said the baby’s organs were placed back in normal position soon after birth. The infant’s heart remains normal and recovery looks favorable, with his mother Coral Reister present at his side.
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Death in San Quentin gas chamber looms for Cook
Los Angeles reports that De Witt Clinton Cook, 20, unemployed printer and confessed slayer, faces the death penalty after pleading guilty to a murder charge for the February killings of Anya Sosoyeva and a string of brutal assaults. District Attorney Baron Fitts said he would seek the death sentence when court determines the decree. Cook was arrested after burglaries and attacks attributed to him. his wife and mother were questioned and released.
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Iowa
Ruby Cook
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Federal Suit Seeks Fine Against Rolla L Beles
A 1936 federal district court filing alleges Rolla L Beles violated the Tariff Act of 1934 and imposes two fines of 500 dollars each totaling 1000 dollars. The suit seeks collection of the fines from Beles in a Friday proceeding.
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Rolla L. Beles
G Fitles
Braniff Purchases Large Planes for Expanded Service
Braniff Airways announced the purchase of four Douglas DC-8 airliners to enter service around November 15. The move follows consistent traffic gains on the Chicago to San Antonio to Brownsville route, expanding Braniff’s fleet of 16 planes and introducing the first 21st-century jetliners to the Braniff system.
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Doctors Named Institute Officers at International Basic Technique
Dr R Marlow and Dr Co Barony of San Antonio were elected to offices in the International Basic Technique Research Institute by 300 delegates at the seventh annual assembly at the Toys Basic College of Chiropractic in St Louis. Marlow named secretary treasurer of the Institute and Dr O Huriong elected to the board of trustees. The four day meeting ends Saturday.
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San Antonio
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O' Huriong
Engine and Pump Recovered After Theft Arrests
A gas engine with a pump was recovered by police Thursday along South Presa street, with two arrests. Other thefts included 14 chickens from M. M. Dowda at 610 Winniper Avenue and a sighting ring stolen from Lillie Johnson at 920 North Cherry Street.
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City to overhaul San Antonio garbage system plan
San Antonio to implement sweeping changes in garbage disposal after a city hall briefing. Foreman W H Magruder leads a survey citing obsolete incinerators, proposes two new plants on Rivac and Exposition roads, but Mayor Maverick opposes new incinerators, urging dumps in pits. Also recommended are larger trucks, steel truck covers, route consolidation, and an ordinance banning downtown street parking after 1 am except Saturdays.
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Bacring Down On the News
By ARTHUR BUGS HARR. A garbled report from Dundee Scotland dated August 31 describes a 6 mile per hour gillinati speed noted by H Whimperls, a dissection scientist for the air ministry, tracing the era from 1925 to 1907.
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Kenedy Druggist Faces Rum Charge At Bond Hearing
Kenedy druggist Lester Mavuting and Mendy Deng were bound over on a rum charge after a Thursday hearing before U S Commissioner 8 A Lockhart. Each posted $100 bond. Also charged were J E B Gant of Seguay and W H Ole of Floresville for alleged non-tax paid rum sales.
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Seguay
IW. H. Ole
Floresville
Dairy Operators Earn Certificates After Lecture Series
Thirty dairy operators received attendance certificates after completing a three week lecture course at Tech school. Sponsored by the city and state departments of vocational education and the local health department, the program featured Lewis Dotson of the State department as lecturer. Certificates were awarded to those who attended 80 percent of the sessions.
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State Department of Voca- Honn
Lewis Dotson
State Department
California to spend 810 million in next two years
Sacramento reports the state finance department projects expenditures of 810,008,181 dollars for the coming two fiscal years. The total may rise if certain appropriation requests are approved by the Legislature.
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